Automation Suppliers

TFM Robotics supplies and integrates collaborative robot systems for industrial production.

Visicon designs and supplies machine-vision and automation systems. Its work ranges from single-camera inspection to multi-camera systems for measurement, sorting and quality control. The company also combines three-dimensional vision with robots for bin picking, depalletizing, palletizing and machine tending. Its published technology includes Mech-Mind three-dimensional cameras and software and Dobot collaborative robots.

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ATOMROBOT develops and manufactures delta robots, SCARA robots, collaborative palletizers and other industrial robots. Its systems perform high-speed picking, sorting, case packing, palletizing and assembly, with sensor and machine-vision options. The company serves food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, electronics, automotive, consumer goods and energy-equipment manufacturing. Its website identifies Tianjin Atomrobot Co., Ltd. and lists a Tianjin address.

Specim, Spectral Imaging Ltd. Serves United States.

Tensor ID supplies and integrates barcode-reading, RFID and machine-vision systems for manufacturing and distribution. Its engineered solutions cover code verification, optical character recognition, dimensional inspection, presence checks and AI-assisted defect detection. The company combines industrial cameras, scanners, software and custom automation into inspection systems. Published technology includes Zebra machine vision and Omron cameras and robots.

AI RobotX distributes and integrates warehouse robotics for picking, moving and sorting. Its product portfolio is intended for e commerce, distribution and warehouse processes and draws on equipment from Asian logistics automation manufacturers. The company provides system selection and project delivery for robotic logistics automation. Its contact page identifies the headquarters of AI Robotx M E A Trading L.L.C. in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Percipio develops industrial 3D cameras, machine-vision software and application solutions for automation, logistics and mobile robots.

Variobotic develops modular feeding and automation systems for injection moulding, order picking, assembly and part handling. Its products include VarioShaker part separators, VarioFeed cells and integrated DOBOT industrial robots for pick-and-place applications. The company is headquartered in Neu-Ulm, Germany and acts as an official DOBOT sales and support partner in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Ambotec AG designs and implements automation, robotic systems and custom machines. Its capabilities include handling and feeding stations, machine loading, palletizing, assembly lines, control and inspection systems and flexible production systems. The company also covers labelling, welding and dispensing processes, from feasibility studies through implementation. It was established in Langenthal, Switzerland, and its website lists its operations at a Langenthal address.

STAMH Group designs and integrates warehouse automation, storage and material handling systems.

Valvan designs sorting and baling systems for textiles, recycling materials and used goods. Its systems include automated and semi-automated feeding, conveyors, balers, PLC and HMI controls, and the FIBERSORT and HYPERSORT platforms for automated classification. The company lists its operation in Menen, Belgium. Its official material also shows a SCARA robot used in book sorting.

Iskra PRO designs and manufactures assembly lines, robotic cells and special machines.

Tordivel AS develops and supplies Scorpion Vision Software and matched two-dimensional and three-dimensional machine-vision hardware.

Wauseon Machine and Manufacturing provides custom automation, robotic integration, precision machining, fabrication and tube-forming equipment. Its automation work includes assembly, testing, material handling and production systems. The company documents FANUC integration experience and projects with Kawasaki robots. Its official website states that the Wauseon operations now continue through Integrion Automation and Steelcrest Precision.

Antares Vision Group supplies inspection, track and trace and data management systems for production and packaging lines.

Graniten designs and builds automation equipment for pharmaceutical packaging and related production processes.

Jodell Robotics develops electric grippers, rotary grippers, linear slides, vacuum actuators and dexterous hands for robot and automation applications.

Quest Industrial designs and manufactures robotic packaging and material-handling systems for food, beverage, dairy, and consumer-goods production. Serves United States, Great Lakes.

Soft Robotics Inc. develops artificial intelligence enabled systems for inspection and robotic picking. Its technology combines three dimensional machine vision, defect detection software and soft gripping for food processing and packaging applications. The company announced in August 2024 that it had divested its gripper business assets to the Schmalz Group and would focus on vision inspection and defect detection, including Oxipital AI.

Aris B.V. develops machine vision and robotic camera systems for grading, sorting and handling agricultural and food products. Its systems use RGB, multispectral, hyperspectral and three dimensional imaging with machine learning and deep learning for plants, meat and poultry. The company supplies integrated systems with software, mechanics and logistics handling from Eindhoven, Netherlands.

R.T.A. Robotics integrates articulated and SCARA robots with industrial-automation and motion-control systems. Its HORST and RTA robot ranges support loading and unloading, pick and place, testing, palletizing, stacking, packaging, assembly, dispensing, sorting, and product inspection. The company belongs to the Italy-based R.T.A. group, which also has branches in Germany, Spain, and India.

Visionerf designs machine-vision sensors and software for industrial automation. Its Cirrus3D products provide robot guidance, three-dimensional part localization, bin picking, depalletizing, inspection, sorting and counting. The company develops both standard cameras and application-specific imaging systems for foundries, food production, packaging and other manufacturing environments. It operates from Nuaillé, France and is part of Pattyn Group.

Wayzim develops automated logistics, sortation and warehousing systems. Its portfolio includes cross-belt and narrow-belt sorters, conveyors, robotic parcel infeed, singulation, barcode scanning, dimensioning, warehousing robots and baggage-handling systems. The company combines equipment, machine vision, software and Internet of Things technology for parcel, airport and factory logistics. It documents deployments in the United States.

Progressive Control Solutions designs and integrates custom industrial control and manufacturing software systems. Serves Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, United States, Great Lakes, Michigan Border Region.

Vision ICS integrates machine-vision systems into manufacturing processes. Its applications include date and lot-code reading, one-dimensional and two-dimensional barcode verification, physical-characteristic checks, text recognition and visual inspection. The company states that it was founded in 2003 and is based in Woodbury, Minnesota. It reports installations across food and beverage, automotive, medical-device and other manufacturing environments.

SISTEC AM designs and builds custom robotic automation for metalworking. Its systems include robotic press brake cells, welding lines, laser loading and unloading, sorting, machine tending, palletizing, assembly and integrated special lines. The company develops offline programming software and works with KUKA, ABB and FANUC robot environments. Its public site also reports acquisition by Prima Industrie through the Prima Power brand.

Acrovision supplies and supports machine vision, barcode, radio frequency identification and collaborative robot systems.

ALFI Technologies designs, manufactures, installs and modernizes production lines for concrete products.

rbc robotics develops camera-guided robot systems and turnkey automation cells for component feeding, machine loading, picking, packing, and flexible production. Its FX modules combine industrial robots, grippers, conveyors, cell controls, and two-dimensional or three-dimensional vision. The company is part of DVS TECHNOLOGY GROUP and operates in Bad Camberg, Germany, with group support in Michigan. It uses ABB and KUKA robots in documented bin-picking systems.

RemBrain develops vision-guided artificial-intelligence workstations built around collaborative robots. Its turnkey systems use stereo cameras, adaptive motion planning, no-code setup, and vision-based quality verification for high-mix production. Documented applications include kitting, assembly, fastening, welding, soldering, crimping, dispensing, and visual inspection in medical, electronics, wire-harness, moulding, and precision-production environments.

VCU Robotics develops custom automation and robotic systems for food processing. Its projects include pick-and-place equipment for fish processing, automated fillet packaging, sorting systems and machine-vision development for detecting and removing salmon pin bones. The company lists its operation in Urk, the Netherlands.

ACN Robotics designs, builds, programs and services robotic work cells.

SiiF designs and supplies equipment for finishing ferrous, aluminium and steel alloy castings. Its processes include cooling, sand removal, robotic deburring, trimming, sawing, pre machining, machine vision, inspection and quality control. The company builds robotic finishing cells and provides training for operators in robotics, automation and maintenance.

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AicobotiX develops the QiCHECK machine vision platform for automated visual quality inspection.